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fast97 02-02-2005 08:38 PM

Crower cam
 
Just found a crower cam for my HX for 315.00. It says on the nopi website all of the engine codes for 96-00 sohc motors check it out and tell me what you think.

sacicons 02-02-2005 08:50 PM

RE: Crower cam
 
its gonna KILL your mileage. itll basically change the vtec-e to normal vtec.

fast97 02-02-2005 09:00 PM

RE: Crower cam
 
wel how could that work on the vtec-e motor due to the different valve train set up. Do you think if i took it to honda the would put it in for me Or could i do it cause i have done lots of bottom end work and lots of timing belts butt never messed with valve train at all. You would have to adjust the valves a little if i am not mistaken due to the different profiles, and the only people i would trust to do such a thing is honda. I might check put this new place here in cincinnati called raceline and see what they would charge.

sacicons 02-02-2005 09:06 PM

RE: Crower cam
 
i think the only real difference is in the cam and tuning

fast97 02-02-2005 09:14 PM

RE: Crower cam
 
Yes it is but it also has something to do with the rocker arms. Do you have a haynes manual handy if so look at chapter 2 a-7 it shows the complete differencein vtec-e and normal vtec.

sacicons 02-02-2005 09:23 PM

RE: Crower cam
 
yeah, i dont have the manual, but ill look when i get a chance.
anyone who has a cam for vtec-e and regular vtec, compare them side by side and see if the lobes all line up and its the same size (not the lobes, the journals.)


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